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Press Releases
Jun 9, 2020
MCLACHLAN AND BUENTELLO’S RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANT IMPROVEMENTS BILL PASSES THE HOUSE!
The House today voted to pass Representative Barbara McLachlan and Representative Bri Buentello’s bill to strengthen the Rural Economic Development Initiative (REDI) Grant program. The REDI program provides grants that strengthen and diversify rural economies and create new jobs. The vote was 49-14.
Jun 9, 2020
COVID RELIEF FOR SMALL BUSINESSES, HARDWORKING COLORADANS PASSES THE HOUSE
The House today passed several bills included in the Democratic package of COVID relief legislation. The bills included proposals to establish a small business recovery loan fund, prevent price gouging, provide housing and utility assistance to hardworking Coloradans, and protect against retaliation on workers who raise public health concerns.
Jun 9, 2020
HOUSE ADVANCES BILL TO BOOST LOWEST IN THE NATION IMMUNIZATION RATES FOR CHILDREN
The House today advanced SB20-163, bipartisan legislation sponsored by Representative Kyle Mullica, D-Northglenn, and Representative Dylan Roberts, D-Avon as well as Senators Julie Gonzales, D-Denver, and Kevin Priola, R-Henderson, on second reading.
Jun 9, 2020
COMMITTEE ADVANCES BILL TO STOP CORPORATE TAX HANDOUTS, FUND EDUCATION INSTEAD
The House Committee on Finance today passed HB20-1420, sponsored by Representatives Emily Sirota and Matt Gray, which would end state tax handouts for corporations and the very wealthy in order to protect funding for K-12 education.
Jun 7, 2020
COMMITTEE PASSES BILL TO BOOST LOWEST IN THE NATION IMMUNIZATION RATES FOR CHILDREN
The House Committee on Health and Insurance today passed SB20-163, bipartisan legislation sponsored by Representative Kyle Mullcia, D-Northglenn, and Senators Julie Gonzales, D-Denver, and Kevin Priola, R-Henderson, to boost Colorado’s childhood immunization rates. The vote was 7-4.
Jun 6, 2020
THREE ENVIRONMENTAL BILLS PASS THE HOUSE
The House today passed three bills to increase fines and penalties to corporate polluters accountable, require public notification and direct outreach when toxic chemicals are released, and set stringent guidelines for the testing and use of PFAS-based AFFF firefighting foam in order to protect firefighters and prevent the chemicals from entering Colorado’s groundwater sources.
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